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Securing and Auditing Windows® Server 2003 and Server 2008 - ASO302  Hands-On 
What You Need to Know to Control and Audit Windows Server 2003 and Server 2008
Learning Level: Intermediate
CPEs: 30 Fee: $2,895.00
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Agenda

What You Will Learn
1. Windows Security: The Basics
- past, present, and future Windows versions
- the Windows security model
- What is a Windows resource?
- NTFS permissions and the ACL
- shared folders
- shared permissions
- access-based enumeration
- Encrypting File System
- security issues with basic Windows security
- basic Windows security safeguards

2. Windows Network and OS Configurations
- workgroup defined
- domain defined
- configuration Windows Server roles
- using Server Manager

3. SAM vs. Active Directory
- overview of SAM Structure
- overview of Active Directory Structure
- benefits of Active Directory
- security issues with SAM and Active Directory
- SAM and AD safeguards

4. User and Group Accounts
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default SAM accounts
- creating new Accounts
- SID and token defined
- user and group account properties
- user rights
- security issues with user and group accounts
- user and group account safeguards

5. Windows Authentication
- logging on, user profiles, and cached credentials
- user account passwords
- authentication protocols
- anonymous connections
- security issues with Windows authentication
- Windows authentication safeguards

6. Administrator and Alternate Credential Authentication
- using RunAs
- should administrators have dual accounts?
- using and controlling User Account Control (UAC)

7. TCP/IP and Network Control Points
- overview of TCP/IP
- TCP/IP applications and ports
- Windows services and service accounts
- TCP/IP tools, commands, and controls
- configuring Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
- network access protection: System Health Validator
- security issues with TCP/IP applications and ports
- TCP/IP application and port safeguards

8. Local Security Controls
- scripts
- user rights
- audit policies
- security settings
- Windows Firewall
- software restriction policies

9. Local and AD-Based Group Policy
- Group Policy overview
- Group Policy processing
- Group Policy inheritance
- default Group Policy objects and settings
- Group Policy preferences
- controlling security using Group Policy
-- security templates
-- Security configuration and analysis
-- Security Configuration Wizard
-- advanced Group Policy management

10. Windows Security Auditing and Logging
- accessing and configuring auditing
- centralized logging with subscriptions
- controlling the security logs with Event Viewer and AuditPol
- configuring security log triggers
- controlling and configuring security log access

11. Backup and Restore Procedures
- intervals and scheduling
- system state
- protecting stored tapes
- testing restorations
- host-based intrusion detection tools and solutions
- security issues with backup and restore procedures
- backup and restore safeguards

12. Tools for Deploying and Gathering Security Controls
- hotfixes and service packs
- using WSUS to protect Windows computers
- using MBSA to audit Windows computers
- DUMPSEC and Hyena

13. Performing a Windows Audit
- what should be gathered?
- which Servers should be audited?
- which security controls should be included?
- how to efficiently gather security information
- developing an audit program
- hands-on-lab to analyze a Windows Server

 
REGISTRATION QUESTIONS?
For questions about your registration, or government, association and team discounts or multiple registrations, please call Linda Ronconi at (508) 879-7999, ext. 501 or e-mail mis@misti.com.

IN-HOUSE SEMINARS
This seminar is available in-house. For more information about bringing this or other MIS seminars to your organization, please call Mimi Hatch at (410) 692-2465 or e-mail mhatch@misti.com.

 



Dates/Locations
November 9 - 12, 2010
Washington
March 15 - 18, 2011
Orlando
October 11 - 14, 2011
Burlington
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